Criminals are increasingly using stolen credentials to exploit existing LLMs for social engineering attacks, leading to significant supply chain threats.
Supply chain attacks could originate from LLM-generated spear phishing exploits by 2025 as attackers adapt quickly to new technologies.
Criminals are increasingly using stolen credentials to exploit existing LLMs for social engineering attacks, leading to significant supply chain threats.
Supply chain attacks could originate from LLM-generated spear phishing exploits by 2025 as attackers adapt quickly to new technologies.
Application security risk: How leaders can protect their businesses
Mistry emphasizes that the pressure to quickly deliver software often leads to a 'prioritization of speed over security', creating vulnerabilities in applications.
MSPs face scrutiny in Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
The UK's proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill addresses MSPs as critical to national security, mandating regulatory measures for better cyber defenses.
68% of healthcare workers experienced a supply chain attack
A recent report reveals that cybersecurity incidents are increasingly disruptive for healthcare organizations, with 92% experiencing cyber attacks, resulting in delayed patient care and increased complications.